SAMHSA Advisory (2023): Digital Therapeutics for Management and Treatment of Behavioral Health
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SAMHSA Advisory (2023): Digital Therapeutics for Management and Treatment of Behavioral Health
- Publication date
- 2023
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- Topics
- therapy, treatment, behavior, health, health care, intervention, computer, evidence based, outcome, ecenomy, substance use disorders, chemical dependency, alcohol, alcoholism, mental health, psychology, psychiatric
- Publisher
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
- Collection
- salis; americana
- Language
- English
- Item Size
- 15.7M
16 pages. July 2023. Includes bibliography. Many digital platforms and applications are marketed as behavioral health and wellness interventions. However, other than DTx (digital therapeutics), few have evidence demonstrating improved behavioral health outcomes. In addition, access to high-quality digital health products can be limited for those who are uninsured or underinsured and who have inadequate broadband access and data plans for smartphone and computer use. All of these factors can result in disparities in the uptake of digital health tools.4,5 It is therefore important to identify the digital health interventions such as DTx that have an evidence base for both treating and managing mental health conditions and substance use disorders6,7 and also recognize and address barriers to access.
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